• Less use of chemical pesticides due to Natutec Scout

  the cultivation of horticultural crops more efficient, sustainable, and profitable. Natutec Scout provides more precise information about disease and pest [...] app for a considerable time now, yielding positive outcomes. ''Scouting is more efficient, simple and clearer compared to previous methods. The app's us [...] populations, enabling the early detection of hotspots and targeted local control. More information

• Natutec Scout

  your crop scouting! Using a crop scouting tool in horticulture can lead to more effective, sustainable, and profitable crop production by providing precision [...] than traditional methods, allowing for earlier intervention on hotspots and more effective control measures. Natutec Scout provides you with pest alerts to [...] balance in your crop. Precision pest monitoring Crop scouting tools can provide more precise data on pest and disease populations by using technologies to collect

• Roots Growers positive about Mycotal against whitefly

  shelf life on the label. More effective Another advantage is that blastospores germinate faster than conidia, and are also more effective in killing off [...] results. He explains, ‘It’s too early for definitive conclusions. We need more than one season of tests and analyses. That said, I did notice that the [...] insecticide Mycotal . Our commitment has paid off: the product is now even more effective and the shelf life has improved. Mycotal’s improved effectiveness

• Open field pollination

  light intensities. Bumblebees visit up to two times more flowers and transfer up to 2,7 times more pollen than honeybees to give growers a flying start [...] capacity of bumblebees is notably superior, depositing approximately 2.7 times more pollen per flower compared to honeybees. This abundance of pollen proves [...] al in promoting robust pollination and contributes to the development of more uniform and larger fruits and vegetables, ultimately leading to increased

• About bumblebees

  honeybees, and are less likely to leave your crop for more attractive flowers Bumblebees are much more efficient pollinators than honeybees, they mainly forage [...] nectar, and transfer more pollen to the pistils with each visit Bumblebees promote higher rates of cross-pollination, and visit many more blooms per minute

• Nematodes significantly reduce Tuta larvae

  cycle of three nematode treatments, we saw a reduction of Tuta in the crop of more than 80%. The large infestation which was present was reduced and under control [...] the evening so that the leaves stay wet for longer and the nematodes have more time to reach their targets. We applied several cycles of treatments in our [...] our heated greenhouses between February and May, and we will probably do more this autumn when the Tuta become a big issue again.’ ‘Together with Koppert’s

• Two-spotted spider mite

  brown, or almost black. Males are smaller and more active than the females, with a body that is narrower and more pointed at the rear. Colour is very variable: [...] doing severe damage, due to their great reproductive capacity. There are more than 1200 species worldwide and many of them are major crop pests. The t [...] reduced plant growth. As damage increases, whole leaves turn yellow, and as more cell sap is removed, the leaf, and eventually the whole plant, may die. In

• Beetles

  quality and support sustainable production. Solutions for beetle control Learn more about What are beetles? Beetles belong to the order Coleoptera, a well-known [...] are easily recognizable on account of their hard wing covers (elytra). With more than 350,000 known species, Coleoptera is the largest of all insect orders [...] or go to our Youtube channel to see our beetle control products in action. More beetle control videos

• Lurem-TR

  dispenser once opened. This makes adult thrips more active. They appear from their shelters and are more attracted to the sticky traps. Presentation Dispenser

• Municipality Venray: biological control of oak processionary caterpillars

  It is possible that there has been more drift during spraying in those places, which means that the nematodes are more easily blown away. In some cases,